12-26-2009, 09:11 PM
I think in either case it is fair game, but dont hold me to it, I am sure you would know if it were your neighbors, I would cuz I would have been over to the neighbors house to look at his pigs and get the 50cent tour.
and if it is a neighbors hog from from a mile down the road, those hogs are not headed back home.
A domestic hog can become a faral hog at the drop of a dime. a peice of moldy food, something ticks them off, they have long memories and are not forgiving animals.
they have a greater intelagence than that of a bear or 14 point buck. They have a keener sence of smell than an elk.
those of us who hunt ranch boars are hunting semi domesticated animals, they are still wild and just as dangerous as a non domesticated boar, the only diferance is that the semi domesticated boar is acoustom to having people around.
so to know for sure all you need do is step out the door with a bucket of slop and scream Suewiie, If the hog come running twards you, he is tame, if he runs in the other direction he is a hog gone wild. [:p] Pun intended....
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and if it is a neighbors hog from from a mile down the road, those hogs are not headed back home.
A domestic hog can become a faral hog at the drop of a dime. a peice of moldy food, something ticks them off, they have long memories and are not forgiving animals.
they have a greater intelagence than that of a bear or 14 point buck. They have a keener sence of smell than an elk.
those of us who hunt ranch boars are hunting semi domesticated animals, they are still wild and just as dangerous as a non domesticated boar, the only diferance is that the semi domesticated boar is acoustom to having people around.
so to know for sure all you need do is step out the door with a bucket of slop and scream Suewiie, If the hog come running twards you, he is tame, if he runs in the other direction he is a hog gone wild. [:p] Pun intended....
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